Can a DUI Conviction Affect My Child Custody and Visitation Rights? Clients of mine who are parents charged with DUI may worry how that’s going to affect their child custody rights. I explain that it’s not really directly going to impact it, but it can indirectly impact child custody in a number of […]
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The Police Found Drugs but they Aren’t Mine, What are my options? A student at a Florida university, one of my clients, is facing drug charges, and he wanted to know what his options were because the drugs were not his. I learned that he lived in a house with a bunch of
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Ask a Florida DUI Attorney: Can I Get a DUI on Private Property? If you drive on a public street or highway while intoxicated, the police can arrest you for driving under the influence (DUI). But what if you’re in a parking lot at your apartment complex? How about an unpaved road on your
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If I Get Charged (Or Convicted) For Theft, Can That Affect My Future Job Prospects? People facing theft charges are concerned about what that charge would do to their future prospects of employment. I always explain that theft is a crime that goes to one’s moral character. Obviously, it’s going to be very
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If I was arrested on DUI charges, what can I do to have evidence suppressed or excluded? Clients of mine who’ve been arrested for a charge such as DUI may ask me how to get evidence suppressed. The way to get evidence suppressed is to file something called a motion to suppress. A motion to
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How do Fingerprints and DNA Impact Florida Criminal Drug Cases? Many criminal cases boil down to a question of identity. Law enforcement says you committed the crime, while you say you didn’t. Often, prosecutors use DNA in Florida criminal drug cases to prove your identity and to demonstrate you were present at the scene of
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After several years as a prosecutor and General Counsel for the Broward County Police Benevolence Association (PBA), Michael White started his own practice focused on protecting individuals accused of crimes.
We serve clients throughout the State of Florida, including, but not limited to, all cities in
the following counties: Broward, Indian River, Martin, Miami-Dade, Palm Beach, and St.Lucie.